The Timba Stool High by Pearson Lloyd for Bene reinterprets the classic wooden bar stool within a contemporary contract environment. The design combines a familiar seating typology with refined material expression, allowing the model to move effortlessly between residential warmth and professional functionality.

The four-legged construction in solid oak forms a stable base with clear structural logic. The elevated seat supports informal interaction around high tables or meeting zones and encourages a more dynamic sitting posture. The upholstered top adds comfort without disturbing the archetypal simplicity of the design.

Within Contemporary design, the Timba Stool High reflects a shift toward softer workplace landscapes, where natural materials and tactile surfaces contribute to a more human working environment. Pearson Lloyd approaches furniture design as part of a broader spatial experience, placing flexibility and social interaction at the center. The result is a restrained and clearly articulated object that integrates discreetly into a wide range of architectural settings.